Alongside our lawyers, Mishcon de Reya, we represent over 13,000 black cab drivers in High Court Proceedings against Uber. The basis of the claim is unlawful means conspiracy and the Claimants allege that Uber deliberately misled Transport for London (TfL) about the nature of its operating systems in order to, improperly, obtain a Private Hire Vehicle Licence contrary to the terms of the Private Hire Vehicles (London) Act 1988.
The case is led by Richard Leedham and Hazel Chambers of Mishcon de Reya with Robert Howe KC of Blackstone Chambers acting as counsel. Funding is provided by Katch Investment Group and ATE insurance is provided by London market, A-rated insurers.
If you’re a claimant you can visit our dedicated website here.
We represent almost 10,000 Woodford investors in a High Court claim against Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Limited (Hargreaves Lansdown), to recover losses they suffered following the collapse of the Woodford Equity Income Fund (WEIF) in 2019. The claim focuses on Hargreaves Lansdown’s continued promotion of the WEIF in its ‘Wealth 50’ and ‘Wealth 150’ lists at a time when it was aware of liquidity issues and portfolio imbalances within the fund.
The case is led by Alex Weinberg at Wallace with Alain Choo Choi KC of Once Essex Court acting as counsel. Funding is provided by Katch Investment Group and ATE insurers is provided by London market, A-rated insurers.
If you’re a claimant you can visit our dedicated website here.
We are currently working alongside several leading law firms to develop a claim on behalf of business energy customers who were unlawfully charged undisclosed ‘secret’ commissions by their energy brokers. Businesses across the UK may be owed tens of thousands of pounds if they used a broker when entering into contracts for their gas and/or electricity supply. Unbeknown to many customers, energy brokers would often be paid a commission for brokering such deals, with the supplier recovering the cost of that commission by increasing the unit price paid by the customer. Where customers are not properly informed about the commission, they may have a claim against the broker and their energy supplier.
If you think you may have a claim, you can visit our dedicated website here.
We previously represented over 900 SME business customers in High Court and Court of Appeal proceedings against Clydesdale Bank and National Australia Bank seeking to recover break costs and other sums charged to customers in connection with so-called Tailored Business Loans. The Claim was settled pursuant to a confidential settlement agreement in May 2025. Funding was provided by Bench Walk Advisors and ATE insurers is provided by London market, A-rated insurers.